tres on 30 June 2013
| kupomogli said: Kinect sold far more than the PS Move, but the Move had more support on multiconsole games. Seems that developers felt it was far easier to tack on Move support than Kinect support despite having a much larger audience with Kinect. Certain multiconsole games that had Kinect support are nothing more than voice commands, games like Binary Domain and Tom Clancy's End War which supported voice commands with a headset as well, or Skyrim, which had voice commands exclusive to Kinect probably because of some payoff from Microsoft to have exclusive Kinect support. |
move and kinect were never in the same category despite move using the eye. the move data is about as similar as mouse data not really that complicated. keep in mind that move navi was the actual controller. there was no game that just supported move alone. that was kinect problem the devs never figured out how do i move if nothing is in their hands
